The distribution of rare earth elements in tropical granitic soil: a case study from Malaysia
A total of 93 samples of rock, altered soil representing various weathering grades from an ideal granite weathering profile exposed at a road cut along the Kuala Lumpur- Karak highway, Peninsular Malaysia, were studied. The fresh, unaltered parent rock is petrographically distinguished into two t...
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1993
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| Summary: | A total of 93 samples of rock, altered soil representing various weathering grades
from an ideal granite weathering profile exposed at a road cut along the Kuala Lumpur-
Karak highway, Peninsular Malaysia, were studied. The fresh, unaltered parent rock is
petrographically distinguished into two types |
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